Ramadan or Ramzan, the ninth month of Islamic Calendar is observed as the month of fasting, intense prayer and nightly feasts by millions of Muslims worldwide. Here are few things you need to know about the holy month of Ramadan.

A country which is well known for its rich culture and heritage, “Festivals” are the heart of people living in India. The enormous and varied festivals that are held throughout the year, offers a unique way of considering Indian culture at its best. Here are 10 most popular religious festivals that are celebrated in India.

The festivity of Mahashivaratri is one of the most important festivals for millions of devotees of Lord Shiva. The festival signifies a lot according to Hindu Mythology. This auspicious day is considered as the wedding anniversary of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvathi. It is said that the devotee who performs earnest worship of Lord Shiva on this auspicious day of Shivratri is exonerated of sins and attains moksha.

Rose day is the part of Valentine’s week which falls of February 7th each year. This is the first day of Valentine’s week and celebrated with complete zeal and enthusiasm throughout the world. There are wide verities of roses with different color. Each color of rose has its own significance and meaning. Typically, roses help a lover to express their inner feelings symbolizing love, passion and affection towards each other. It’s very important to understand the right meaning of each rose color and gift the right rose accordingly. Choose the right rose now!

Rathasapthami is an auspicious festival celebrated by Hindus and it is devoted to Lord Suryanarayana. During this time Surya or Sun moves from the southeast toward the northeast. We adore Lord Suryanarayana for better wellbeing and prosperity. Rathasapthami is festival which symbolizes the change of season to spring and begin the harvesting season. For most of the Indian farmers, it is a favorable start of the New harvesting Year.

Vasanth Panchami also known as Basanth Panchami is a Hindu festival which is celebrated to welcome “Spring” season. This festival is celebrated during Magh maas, which falls between the months of January and February according to Gregorian calendar. This festival is celebrated across India. This year, the festival falls on 1st of February 2017.